So now that im feeling myself lol. Im going to try my hand at topping on next grow. Watched a YouTube video. What i saw was, cutting of main stem above the first set of nodes. Us tgat whats pose to happen? Or is that a different technique. I did try it once but i honestly didnt notice anything different outside of a dead spot on main stem. So im very iffy about doing this. Any pointers and tips would be greatly appreciated. Im trying to find a way to even out my girls. Currently my girls tend to lean and have more on bent side of plant ( lst of main stem. ) which makes my girls lean back like fat joe. Lol . Thanks in advance folks.
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Not exactly. You will want to grow the plant up to 5 or 6 nodes then top down to the 4th or 5th respectively. A tip: I never count the first node as an actual node.
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There are some really good threads on here with manifolding and mainlining techniques, i found some great tutorial and pics for nebula haze manifold on cocoforcannibus, many have been reposted here in various threads. Im sure somebody here will post something on this thread. Id do it but im kind of a tecnology retard and barely know how to post my own pics 
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I attempted fimming in my current grow now 11wks from sprouting. It def triggered lower lateral growth
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